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I just received a PM from a new member that appears to be scam related...how do we normally deal with this?
AV
Soliciting new member name is "*****." Here is the PM:
"Tea in Texas has a rear cylinder head that she wants to part out for a cheaper price but because i'm not in the state right now, i couldn't purchase it from her maybe you should contact her and see if she still have it for sale. Here's her teawills43@gmail.com
He sent me another PM for other stuff. I wouldn't buy anything or even communicate. I bet 1 roll of toilet paper that the member is also Tea in Texas playing both ends. My 2 pence.
I was told "Lol, are you kidding me? Guess you typed the username wrong.
Thanks Williams "
Umm, I copied and pasted what was sent
"
From: Teresa Williams [mailto:teawills43@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 10:01 PM To: Erik Marquez Subject: Re: Hi, heard you had Honda parts for sale.
"No, it ain’t a scam. I’m a member on US Superhawk. I have wheels, Red Cowl and tires for sale..
Thanks Williams "
The member "*****"
said
"From: *****
Scott’s Damper mounting kit
Tea in Texas has a Scott’s Damper mounting kit that she wants to part out for a cheaper price but because i'm not in the state right now, i couldn't purchase it from her maybe you should contact her and see if she still have it for sale. Here's her teawills43@gmail.com[/email]"
and
"From: *****
Race TailTea in Texas has a Race Tail that she wants to part out for a cheaper price but because i'm not in the state right now, i couldn't purchase it from her maybe you should contact her and see if she still have it for sale. Here's her teawills43@gmail.com[/email%5d%5b/]"
Clearly there is some shanaganes or reallllllly bad communication going on here.
03-17-2020, 02:06 PM
